For international students the pandemic has taken a toll not only on their schooling, but on their prospects of finding jobs they need to qualify to stay in Canada permanently.

There’s a lot to learn, beyond schoolwork, when trying to convert studying in Canada into a career here.

In a new series, we look at whether Canada is living up to its bargain with these students

‘This is a cash grab, where people are called to show up with the promise of permanent residency’

Rohit Uppal’s employer was recorded offering to pay his wages — if Uppal agreed to share 30 per cent of the repair costs to the company vehicle.

Meanwhile, Shanghai with its 26 million people last week began a two-stage lockdown.

Lowry is the only franchise great who pulled off the trick of leaving Toronto without any hard feelings on either side.

Exile? International justice? What could the future hold for Russia’s longtime leader

The New Democrats are promising to create a universal mental health benefits program for all Ontarians if the party is elected June 2, the Star has learned.

It’s the famous 2 per cent of GDP threshold that NATO countries have agreed to — but Canada has not come close to

Comedian Salma Hindy finds humour in her Muslim upbringing

A week and a half ago, Edith Lemay, Sebastien Pelletier took their four children on what they hope will be a yearlong trip full of adventure and beautiful sights. Among the early highlights: a friendly pelican.